Have you ever found yourself in a situation, where you are trying to get a task done for a long time but to no success? Then, you decided to take input from some of your friends or peers, and voila!! Your combined efforts and inputs led to the successful completion of tasks in moments, saving … Read more
The English language has several parts of speech, and each part is equally important. Kids can often get confused when they hear the names of different parts of speech, like nouns, pronouns, adjectives, adverbs, and so on. However, an effective lesson plan with a simplistic design can help students understand a concept well without much … Read more
Any sentence in English can be divided into different components known as parts of speech. These parts are meant to follow the rules of English grammar. Any English language learner, irrespective of their age, must be well-versed in these parts of speech and the rules governing them to become proficient in the language. Apart from … Read more
Imagine a world where knights save the countries, dragons fly high in the sky; kings rule the kingdoms, and pirates own the oceans. Stories like these are fascinating and a great way to captivate kids’ attention and intrigue them in the world of storytelling. In a world where lines of myth and reality blur, imagination … Read more
Questions are an integral part of our life. Whether to gain knowledge or just to keep the conversation in flow, questions are super useful and handy. Even the kids who haven’t developed the language yet, babble, or use one-word or two-word speech, just to ask questions. They will point to the object or person and … Read more
Have you ever witnessed kids accurately solving math problems but struggling to describe how they got to the solution? Or they simply know how to proceed with the question but are unable to apply their thoughts practically. Discussing, conversing, and sometimes applying math is indeed a challenge for many kids. Math is an abstract subject … Read more
Have you ever witnessed kids scratching their heads about why 546 is not read as five four six, but five hundred forty-six? While learning counting in the early years, kids unknowingly learn about place value concepts. This is the concept that helps them read a number accurately. Whether it is about counting money, reading date … Read more
Exactly look at the device you are reading this article from. Oh, you have just discovered the perfect example of a quadrilateral! The more you see around, the more you can see quadrilaterals everywhere. Right from the phone, and laptop to books or compass boxes, there are quadrilaterals everywhere. Whether you talk about the new … Read more
Minnie is my little catShe is soft and fatLoves to chase a playful rat!In the sun, she curls up, purrs, and chats. Imagine the excitement and fun this rhyme and rhyming words can bring to the classroom creating an effective learning environment. Rhyming words are a part of the language that lays the foundation of … Read more
Why do all trees don’t have the same green color? This interesting question can open doors to a mind full of imagination and creative ideas. The world of shades, hues, and colors inspires the creative minds of little learners every day. The minute children see the sky blue and trees green, they might have so … Read more